List of Italian supercentenarians

Italian supercentenarians are remarkable individuals who have reached or exceeded the extraordinary age of one hundred and ten years. This group includes citizens, residents, and emigrants from Italy, showcasing the country's rich history of longevity. As of January two thousand fifteen, the Gerontology Research Group (GRG) had validated the longevity claims of one hundred and fifty-one Italian supercentenarians, with a notable majority being women.

Among these remarkable individuals, Emma Morano stands out as the oldest Italian ever recorded. Her life story is particularly significant as she was the last living person born before the year nineteen hundred, marking a unique chapter in the annals of human history. Emma's longevity is a testament to the resilience and vitality of the human spirit.

Currently, the title of the oldest living person in Italy belongs to Lucia Laura Sangenito, who was born on the twenty-second of November nineteen ten in Campania. At the impressive age of one hundred and fifteen years and one hundred thirty-seven days, Lucia continues to inspire many with her remarkable journey through life.